Posts in Category: Flemish

Ambrosius Benson

Ambrosius Benson, Italian painter working in Flanders, circa 1495–1550

Pieter Pourbus

Pieter Pourbus, c 1523 – January 30, 1584, was a Flemish painter, draftsman, and cartographer. He was probably born in Gouda and settled in Bruges by the early 1540s. He became a master in the Bruges Guild of St Luke in 1543 and married Anna Blondeel, daughter of the painter Lanceloot Blondeel.

Pourbus painted portraits, religious works, altarpieces, allegorical subjects, and civic commissions. His work is associated with the Bruges tradition of detailed Netherlandish painting, adapted to mid-sixteenth-century portraiture and religious imagery. He also produced maps and topographical works, including important cartographic commissions for the region around Bruges.

Pourbus’s pupils and workshop connections included his son Frans Pourbus the Elder, who continued the family’s painting tradition. His works are held by the Groeningemuseum, Bruges; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam; Museum Gouda; The Wallace Collection, London; Museum Mayer van den Bergh, Antwerp; and other public and private collections.

Jan Janssens

Jan Janssens, Flemish painter, August 1590 – after 1650

Gerard Seghers

Gerard Seghers, Flemish painter, March 17, 1591 – March 18, 1651

Jan Provost

Jan Provost, Flemish painter, 1462/65 – January 1529

Jan van der Venne

Jan van der Venne, Flemish painter, fl. 1616–1651

David Teniers the Younger

David Teniers the Younger, Flemish painter, December 15, 1610 – April 25, 1690

Adriaen Thomasz. Key

Adriaen Thomasz. Key, Flemish painter, c. 1544 – after 1589

Frans Pourbus the Elder

Frans Pourbus the Elder, Flemish painter, 1545–September 19, 1581

Quentin Metsys

Quentin Metsys, Flemish painter, 1456/1466–1530